The Challenge Of Organizing And Implementing Corporate Social Responsibility
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Overview
Writing about implementation strategies for corporate social responsibility is a risky business. In current global conversations, CSR tends to be as much about semantics as substance. This book examines the fundamental idea that drivers should be found primarily within the heart of organizations and expressed through various implementation strategies. The book discusses emerging organizational perspectives on CSR, and considers the changes and consequences of implementing CSR
Synopsis
Writing about implementation strategies for corporate social responsibility is a risky business. In current global conversations, CSR tends to be as much about semantics as substance. This book examines the fundamental idea that drivers should be found primarily within the heart of organizations and expressed through various implementation strategies. The book discusses emerging organizational perspectives on CSR, and considers the changes and consequences of implementing CSR